President Tsai Ing-wen is lauding the completion of a 900-megawatt capacity wind farm project off the coast of Changhua as "a foundation for Taiwan to boost its competitiveness in the net-zero era."

The Central Weather Administration's (CWA) Seismological Center says a series of strong earthquakes that rocked much of the island from Monday evening into Tuesday morning have been classified as aftershocks triggered by the 3 April earthquake.

Five incumbent cabinet members are returning to their posts when the new cabinet is sworn in on 20 May.

Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has won one gold and three silver medals at the 2024 Edison Awards.

Hualien has seen scores of quakes all night - ranging from upwards of magnitude 3 - and both schools and offices in the county are closed today due to the continuous occurrence of earthquakes and aftershocks.

The island's unemployment rate fell slightly in March to stand at 3.38%.

President-elect Lai Ching-te announced a comprehensive plan to accelerate Taiwan's net zero transition with five strategic initiatives.

The Fair Trade Commission has imposed a NT$20 million fine on supermarket chain PX Mart for violating a key condition of its 2022 merger approval with RT-Mart.

The government is thanking the US lawmakers for approving a foreign aid package for Taiwan.